Remaining Relevant in Today's Changing Business Environment

Written by Posted On Friday, 17 November 2023 13:19

 While current market conditions may discourage significant advertising spend, limiting promotional efforts can pose risks. Positive shifts can occur rapidly, leaving those who did not maintain visibility playing catch-up.

Missing opportunities when conditions improve is a concern. Allow me to describe a low-cost marketing solution positioning your brand within the local community.

Rather than traditional posters or shopping cart ads, a new approach places your exclusive real estate branded advertisement on a mobile application that patrons frequently use while visiting area retailers. The app, Players Edge, provides AI-generated lottery numbers, offering users up to an 11X better chance of winning than random selection. The app's results are based on two years of performance data.

Local grocery and convenience stores typically sell over 4,000 lottery tickets weekly, increasing substantially during larger jackpots. With over 3,000 locations available, your ad would rotate alongside three others as the sole real estate content visible to app users at each store location. While free to access on-premises, the app charges $2-5 monthly for off-site use, incentivizing engagement in-store. 

Distributing your ad across 20 nearby stores costs only $99 per month with no long-term commitments. This affordable $4.50 per location fee amounts to under 20¢ daily cost per store, a prudent investment to maintain visibility where your potential clients shop. Considering over five billion lottery tickets sold in 2022 alone, the platform provides access to a substantial audience.

I invite you to view the Players Edge website www.PlayersEdgeLotteryPicks.com or to learn more about the Bring it Home® Ad Network, please use this link https://BringitHomeCommunities.com/ad-network/

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John Giaimo Realty Times Publisher

John Giaimo, CEO of Realty Times, was another pivotal visionary, founding HomeSeekers in the early 1990s. He brought real estate listings into the digital age by expanding and providing consumer access to property information online and later developing additional platforms, such as Realty Times. Giaimo’s work helped popularize online property searches nationwide, empowering broker and agent websites with listings called City Net, now known as an IDX feed, fueling the culture shift that empowered consumers to take a more active role in the process. John transitioned to Realty Times in 2001 and acquired the company in 2017.

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